Bristol, TN Neurology Associates

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Tips & Advice

How much does a urology appointment cost?

There is no set cost on a urology appointment, and some start at $100 and can go up. Rates vary with each doctor and office and by services rendered. When asking a physician, find out if lab work is included in a quoted cost or is extra.

What is prostate cancer?

Prostate cancer is cancer of the male’s prostate gland – the glands associated with reproduction. It is one of the most common cancers in men. If diagnosed early, it is also one of the most treatable.

Is it necessary to get a referral to see a urologist?

Some insurance plans require a referral from a primary doctor if you want them to cover the costs. For other insurance plans, it is not necessary to get a referral to see a urologist.

What tests do urologists provide?

A urologist provides a variety of tests, starting with the testing of blood and urine samples that provide information not available in a physical exam. In men, they test for PSAs (a prostate-specific antigen) in the prostate, blood counts and kidney function. Additional image testing or (sonography) of the kidney, bladder, and prostate might be needed. A cystoscopy is a procedure that allows the doctor to examine and test the lower urinary tract (bladder etc.) for cancer. Organ and prostate biopsies, renal angiograms, and urine flow tests are also common tests readily available.

What does a urology exam entail?

A urology exam will depend on your specific condition. You can expect the standard paperwork plus a questionnaire that asks about your symptoms. You will very likely be giving a urine sample and exam is typical. The rest of the exam will depend on whether you are male or female, and what your specific needs are. Rectal (and prostate exam and/or tests for men), blood tests, imaging of organs, and other tests might be needed based on the diagnosis.

When should someone see a urologist?

Men should see a urologist if they suffer from erectile dysfunction, discover blood in their urine, experience testicular pain or discomfort, notice a decreased sexual desire, or have and infertility issues. It’s strongly recommended that men who are 40, an age susceptible to prostate cancer, see a urologist regularly. Women should see a urologist for urinary tract infections and any related pain or discomfort issues.

What is a kidney stone?

Kidney stones are small stone-like deposits made from mineral and acid salts that form inside your kidneys. The stones form when minerals crystallize and bond when urine becomes overly concentrated. They can affect your tract from the kidneys to your bladder and can be painful.

What is a urology clinic?

A urology clinic is a medical facility that specializes in diagnosing and treating diseases and conditions relating to the urinary tract in men and women and the reproductive tract in men.

I have had some issues for over a year. Dr. Williams had seen me in hospital at Bristol Regional when I had a spell, and he just had me to come to his office for a follow-up appointment. I ended up transferring to his office for treatment. He is the only Doctor Who has listened to me. I recommend this office thoroughly. From the doctors to the support staff actually seemed to care.

Horrible experience. My son had emergency surgery on his testicle that had twisted and blood flow stopped. On follow up visit to remove stitches, we were told they would not take his insurance. Just the Co pay aline would be $150.00. I left and took him to school, and called his pediatrician, who said they do not remove other physicians sutures, but that it should be included as post surgical follow up and not be charged for. I called The Urology Clinic back and told them this. They then went and spoke with urologist who said to bring him back and he would not charge. I had to leave work and go pick him back up from school and take him back out to The Urology Clinic. We have now been sitting in the waiting room for two hours and five minutes, waiting to be called. Guess they are punishing us for asking the urologist to finish up this surgery by removing sutures.